My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth) novel Chapter 268

Chapter 268

They were still at the most wonderful age of life. Standing together, even at a distance, they looked like a beautiful frozen sand painting.

Kenneth stopped where he was, and his eyes were deeply hurt by the scene.

He didn't expect Arabella to come. He finally realized that she was going to attend this party. Now, looking at the scene and seeing Jenna standing aside, Kenneth figured everything out.

He thought, "It turns out that the talented girl that Jenna likes is Arabella!

The blind-date girl Jenna wants to introduce to Tyrone is also Arabella!"

Kenneth's handsome eyes quickly turned cold. He put one hand in the pocket, moved his thin lips, and said, "Mrs. Lucero!"

This deep, magnetic voice soon reached the ears of the three people. Arabella was the first to look sideways. Then she saw Kenneth at once.

Kenneth had just taken off his overcoat. Now he was wearing a handmade black shirt and black suit pants. He was a tall man, and his fine chest and straight shoulder lines were faintly visible under his thin shirt. He was mature and handsome, exuding strong hormones.

Arabella was surprised to see him there.

She quickly lifted the hem of her dress and trotted over. However, the hem was too long, and she stumbled accidentally, and her delicate body was about to fall.

Tyrone moved quickly and wanted to go forward, but someone was faster than him.

Jenna couldn't help but ask, "Bella, what's going on? What's your relationship with Ken? Isn't Ken already married?"

Arabella's eyes blushed a little at once as she felt the pain from the pinch at her waist. She also realized that Kenneth was not in the right mood now. She felt that he seemed angry.

Asked by Jenna, Arabella said in embarrassment, "Yes, Ms. Lucero, Mr. Lucero is married, and I am his wife."

Hearing this, Jenna was shocked once again.

Her eyes widened, and her head went blankly for a moment.

Kenneth's deep, narrow eyes fell on Jenna's incredulous face, and then he smiled a little ironically. "Mrs. Lucero, you should change your way of addressing her. Call her Auntie Jenna."